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Meinhardt’s organic growth across the global market - a measure of our firm’s flexible and expandable operational structure.

2019 - Opened offices in Kathmandu, Nepal and Birmingham, United Kingdom.

2018 - Colombo, Sri Lanka. Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan

2017 - Opened offices in Gujarat & Malta and Set-up MGI Capital

2016 - Opened Nairobi & Cairo Office Opened EPCM Malaysia & Bangalore Office . . Acquired Bhundia Associates (Kenya) & Murchie Associates (Melbourne)

2020- Acquired BONACCI GROUP (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Auckland) and set-up Meinhardt Digital

2015

The Evolution of Meinhardt offices, Flexible and Expandable

1995 - Expanded into Vietnam
1996 - Expanded into Philippines
1997 - Expanded into Middle East
2000 - Expanded into UK
2002 - Expanded into Shanghai, Beijing and India
2003 - Opened Dubai Office
2004 - Meinhardt Hong Kong acquired
Mouchel Parkman Asia Ltd.

1985 - Rialto Towers Melbourne, Australia
1985 - Bugis Junction, Singapore
1988 - Ayer Rajah Expressway, Singapore
1989 - OUB Centre, Singapore
1989 - Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong
1990 - World Square Sydney, Australia
1990 - Waterfront Geelong Geelong, Australia

2005

The Evolution of Meinhardt offices, Flexible and Expandable

1995 - Expanded into Vietnam
1996 - Expanded into Philippines
1997 - Expanded into Middle East
2000 - Expanded into UK
2002 - Expanded into Shanghai, Beijing and India
2003 - Opened Dubai Office
2004 - Meinhardt Hong Kong acquired
Mouchel Parkman Asia Ltd.

1985 - Rialto Towers Melbourne, Australia
1985 - Bugis Junction, Singapore
1988 - Ayer Rajah Expressway, Singapore
1989 - OUB Centre, Singapore
1989 - Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong
1990 - World Square Sydney, Australia
1990 - Waterfront Geelong Geelong, Australia

1995

The Evolution of Meinhardt offices, Flexible and Expandable

1995 - Expanded into Vietnam
1996 - Expanded into Philippines
1997 - Expanded into Middle East
2000 - Expanded into UK
2002 - Expanded into Shanghai, Beijing and India
2003 - Opened Dubai Office
2004 - Meinhardt Hong Kong acquired
Mouchel Parkman Asia Ltd.

1985 - Rialto Towers Melbourne, Australia
1985 - Bugis Junction, Singapore
1988 - Ayer Rajah Expressway, Singapore
1989 - OUB Centre, Singapore
1989 - Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong
1990 - World Square Sydney, Australia
1990 - Waterfront Geelong Geelong, Australia

1985

Specialising in Facade Design, Engineering, and BMU Consulting.

1988 - Façade Technology commenced
1992 - Expanded into Pakistan
1994 - Expanded into Malaysia
1994 - Meinhardt Infrastructure commenced

1985 - Rialto Towers Melbourne, Australia
1985 - Bugis Junction, Singapore
1988 - Ayer Rajah Expressway, Singapore
1989 - OUB Centre, Singapore
1989 - Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong
1990 - World Square Sydney, Australia
1990 - Waterfront Geelong Geelong, Australia

1975

Expanded into Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Aviation business commenced

Meinhardt (Singapore) is one of the leading international consultancies in Singapore. we combine a ‘one-stop-shop’ approach with a can do attitude towards our work.

1975 - Glaxochem Pharmaceutical Plant, Singapore
1976 - Centrepoint, Singapore
1976 - Parklane, Singapore
1977 - HongKong

Dr Shahzad Nasim

1965

We rely on principles that we believe are the right way to do business and also define how we want to live and work.

Meinhardt has grown organically and through acquisition to be one of the leading global natural and built asset design & consultancy firms.

1965 - CIG, Australia
1970 - TAA Jet Cargo Terminal, Australia
1972 - MLC House, Australia
1974 - TAA Engine Test Facility, Australia

1955

Founded by Bill Meinhardt in Melbourne, Australia as Meinhardt Consulting Engineers

If a single symbol could sum up Meinhardt, its international achievements over the past 60+ years and its visionary founder Bill Meinhardt, it would be the world’s tall buildings.

1958 - Riverstone Abattoir, Australia
1959 - Exhibition Building Australia
1960 - Coca Cola, Australia
1960 - Datsun, Australia
1960 - A.C.I. Australia